The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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page 334 of 464 (71%)
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_Germany and U.S.A._
Semihard; sharp with caraway. Milwaukee Kümmelkäse has made a name for itself as a nibble most suitable with most drinks, from beer to imported kümmel liqueur. L Labneh _Syria_ Sour-milk. La Foncée, or Fromage de Pau _France_ Cream cheese. Lager Käse _U.S.A._ Semidry and mellow. While _lager_ means merely "to store," there is more than a subtle suggestion of lager beer here. Laguiole, Fromage de, and Guiole _Aveyron, France_ An ancient Cantal type said to have flourished since the Roman occupation. Many consider Laguiole superior to Cantal. It is in full |
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